The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-07-26
PERSONAL.

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Geo. w. Tuthill, of Broonville, spent
yesterday in the city
L. Luther, of the Lamonte Record
was in the city yesterday.
p. Rockwell was q passenger to Kan
sas City yesterday morning.
j. p. Guenant of this city, has been
spending few days in Fort Scott, Kan.
"A. L. Burr who has been at Marshall
for several days past, returned last night.
Arthur Latham and Mr.. Will Heath,
are spending Sunday at McAllister
Springs,
Rev. G. w. Longan went down to Cal
ifornia yesterday morning and will preach
there to-day.
| w. ID. Steele, who has been Kan
sas City several days the past Week, re-
turned home last night.
Charles and Samuel Gallagher are in
the city from Great Bend, Kansas to at
tend the funeral of their father.
Superintendent J. ]. Frey came
down from Hannibal yesterday evening
and will spend to-day with his family.
Ned Spencer and Dick Blakey went
north on the NJ. X. g. T., in the interest Of
their respective houses, yesterday morn
ing.
Jake Leon, a former merchant in
this city, came up from the south last
night.
Miss Alice Burkhart will leave for
Green Ridge this morning where she will
spend the day with relatives.
Chas. ]. Talbot, a former Sedalia boy,
now located at Kansas City, came down
last night and will remain over to-day.
j. d. McCarty, Arthur Goehner
bath in Lexington visiting relatives and
friends.
Arthur Morrill,, formerly of this city,
now residing at Kansas City, came down
last night to spend Sunday with relatives
and friends.
Byron Taft prominent business man
of Chicago, arrived yesterday and will at
tend the funeral of his step-father, Samuel
Gallagher.
W. J. Cotton, who, with his sister, is
visiting the family of J. w. Burress, took
in the minstrels last night and returned
home to-day.
Rev. B. 7. Lacy came in from the east
yesterday morning, and took the Lexing-
ton branch train in the afternoon for
Hughesville, where he will preach to-day.
". E. Shaw came down from Kansas
City yesterday morning and left in the af-
ternoon for McAllistsr Springs to spend
Sunday with his family, who are sojourr-
ing there.
e. NJ. Phillips was in the city for a
few hours yesterday, enroute from the
northern part of the State, where he had
been letting mail routes, to his home at |
Green Ridge.
Prof. J. L. Holloway left yesterday |
afternoon for Lawson, Ray county, where |
he goes to conduct the County Teachers
Institute during q session of four weeks, |
beginning tomorrow.
". C. Yantis, private secretary to
Governor Marmaduke, was in the city for |
few yours yesterday en- route from the |!
State Capital to Sweet Spring to spend |
Sunday with his family.
Harry Harper formerly OF Boonville,
who numbers many acquaintances in this |
city, came down irsm Lexington last night |
and will leave this morning for Fort |
Worth Tex. where he now resides.
Mrs. A. M. Harris wife of the fore
man of the Mo. Pacific passenger crew
in the yards, who has been at Ell Dorado
Springs the past five weeks returned |
home Friday night much benefited by her
stay.
Lon v. Stephens, of Boonville, came
dswn from Sweet Springs yesterday MORN
ing, and took the east bound train to st.
Louis, from where he will proceed on to
Washington City and join the committee
of which he is q member, to urge upon the
president to visit st. Louis.
Frank Gray, of Windsor, No., accom-
panied by his parents, "uncle' and Mrs.
sgd Gray, were in this city yesterday.
"Uncle sgd" who is one of Windsors most
highly esteemed citizens, has had the mis-.
fortune to lose the sight of one eye and is
under the treatment of DR.. w. b. Evans.
IT. w. Pack, representative of prom
inent wholesale jewelry house at St. Joe,
passed through Sedalia yesterday morning
going to Windsor, his old home. to see the
folks, and his wife who is visiting there.
Will was for a while located in this city,
being connected with John S. Landes.